IPA: /ˈbɛəroʊsɔːr/
KK: /bæroʊsɔr/
A type of large dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic Period, known for its long neck and tail, and is related to the diplodocus.
The barosaur was one of the largest dinosaurs, roaming the earth millions of years ago.
Barosaur is formed from "baro-" (from Greek "baros", meaning heavy) and "saur" (from Greek "sauros", meaning lizard or reptile). The word refers to a heavy lizard or reptile, typically used in the context of large dinosaurs.
Think of 'heavy' ('baro-') and 'lizard' ('saur') to remember that a barosaur is a heavy reptile.